The 14 Best X Minus One Radio Shows for Sleeping | Black Screen | Golden Age Sci-Fi

Need something relaxing to drift off to? Enjoy fourteen of my favorite episodes from X Minus One, one of the greatest science fiction radio series of the Golden Age of Radio! This compilation features a black screen, making it perfect for bedtime, background listening, or relaxing without the bright glow of your screen. Seems to be popular these days. Originally broadcast between 1955 and 1958, X Minus One adapted stories from legendary science fiction authors including Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein, Philip K. Dick, Frederik Pohl, Clifford D. Simak, Murray Leinster, and many more. Many of these stories predicted technologies and ethical dilemmas that still resonate today. 🌙 Perfect for: • Falling asleep • Relaxation • Background listening 📻 This video features: • 14 complete X Minus One episodes • Black screen throughout • No distracting visuals after the introduction • High-quality restored old-time radio audio 0:00 X Minus One #38 Skulking Permit (February 15, 1956) 29:41 X Minus One #41 A Gun for Dinosaur (March 7, 1956) 58:39 X Minus One #42 Tunnel Under the World (March 14, 1956) 1:28:02 X Minus One #44 A Pail of Air (March 28, 1956) 1:57:22 X Minus One #45 How To (April 3, 1956) 2:27:20 X Minus One #46 Star Bright (April 10, 1956) 2:56:04 X Minus One #55 If You Was a Moklin (June 12, 1956) 3:20:36 X Minus One #63 The Last Martian (August 7, 1956) 3:50:39 X Minus One #65 Surface Tension (August 28, 1956) 4:21:04 X Minus One #67 The Lifeboat Mutiny (September 11, 1956) 4:51:36 X Minus One #76 Chain of Command (November 21, 1956) 5:21:13 X Minus One #82 The Moon Is Green (January 2, 1957) 5:50:11 X Minus One #95 Martian Sam (April 3, 1957) 6:12:42 X Minus One #123 Target One (December 26, 1957) If you enjoy classic science fiction, old-time radio, mystery, horror, and vintage broadcasts, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to help preserve these timeless stories. New classic radio uploads every week. Forbidden Frequencies... where the greatest stories from the Golden Age of Radio live on.